Arsenic Trioxide: Toxic Riddle for the Toxic Detective: An Indian Society of Toxicology Initiative

A to Z of Arsenic sources for toxic exposure-A-Alternative medicines - Homeopathic & Unani -A-Ant repellents (sodium arsenite)-A- Animal Feed (Additive)-A- Arsenobetaine are synthesized from inorganic arsenic by fish and crustaceans, -A-Arsenosugars are synthesized by fish, crustaceans, and algae, have very low toxicity-B-Bread contaminated with arsenic (Hongkong, 1857)-B-Brass / B-Bronze manufacturing-C-Candies contaminated with arsenic-C-Ceramics industry-C-Chemotherapeutics (Acute promyelocytic leukaemia )-C-Computer Chips -D-Depilatory -D-Dyes making-E-Electron microscopy-F-Fireworks (Chinese)-F-Fossil Fuel combustion - Coal-G-Glass manufacture-H-Herbicides synthesis-H-Homeopathic medications-I-Insecticides-K-Kelp contaminated with arsenic -L-Licorice contaminated with arsenic-M-Melarsoprol (trypanocidal) Organic As -M-Metallurgy-M-Mining-M-Moonshine ethanol brewery contaminated with arsenic-O-Opium contaminated with arsenic-R-Rodenticides-S-Seafood contaminated with As-S-Semiconductors (gallium arsenide)-S-Smelting - Copper, lead, zinc, sulfide minerals-S-Soldering-Thiacetarsamide (Heartworm therapy in pet dogs)-U-Unani medicines-W-Well water (Bangladesh) contaminated with arsenic-W-Wood preservatives

Author: Vijay Vasudev Pillay

Publisher: Independently Published

Publication Date: Jan 14, 2021

Number of Pages: 32 pages

Binding: Paperback or Softback

ISBN-10: NA

ISBN-13: 9798594767812